Sentence examples for refers cover from inspiring English sources

If we think of justice as, roughly, the way we treat others, the just actions to which he refers cover a wide range.

Studies show that half of people identify as working class, but the statistics May refers to cover only a much smaller percentage of boys living in poverty.

The "hide-and-seek incident" now refers to cover-ups of police brutality.

This article was amended on 7 October 2016 to clarify that the Michelin Guide that it refers to covers Great Britain and Ireland, not just the UK.

Land cover refers to the physical and biological cover over the surface of land that may be observed by remote sensing and can lead to reasonable questions about the precision of detected changes in forest cover or whether loss of forest cover is forest conversion or temporary loss of cover due to harvest.

(As I said in the previous post, few if any of these studies refer to cover crops).

The reference signal refers to an original (cover) signal and the degraded signal refers to the stego signal with the hidden secret message.

The variation of σi/c with horizontal earthquake acceleration coefficient (αh) has been established for different combinations of H/D, γD/c and ϕ where (i) H and D refers to tunnel cover and diameter, respectively, and (ii) γ and ϕ correspond to unit weight and internal friction angle of soil mass, respectively.

The latest cover refers to Trump's attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which was enacted during Barack Obama's tenure as president.

The concept of cover refers to anything which is capable of physically protecting an individual from enemy fire.

While the rules always refer to "covered quarters," it has been a misnomer since 1978.